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Post by bas on Jan 12, 2013 8:39:05 GMT -8
Hi ,
just when I was browsing the web I saw this moth species Noctuidae Erebus wich was new to me so far I was more focussing on saturniids but I want to add some thysania agrippina to my collection because I think there pretty
but this Erebus species is really good looking
since im not familiar with them does anybody know if they are rare and can anybody offer them in A1 for not too much money??
and are there more large noctuidae species ?
I would like to hear from you
bas
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Post by Adam Cotton on Jan 12, 2013 9:43:39 GMT -8
It's quite common in season here in Chiang Mai (rainy season seems commonest, sometime between June and August). I even occasionally see them come in to the lights around my house. Trouble is it's very difficult to find them in good condition.
Adam.
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Post by bas on Jan 12, 2013 9:57:43 GMT -8
Hi Adam, well if you can get some in A1 im very interrested, it must be quite nice to be able to catch youre own insects I live in the Netherlands I dont think we have a lot of insects here maybe some colotis or something that looks like it white with a little orange or yellow not to much anyway let me know if there is something you can do oh and the "black witch" moth im also quite interrested in but im not sure if its from china regards bas
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Post by thanos on Jan 12, 2013 12:40:07 GMT -8
You mean Colias . Ascalapha odorata is an American species (mainly central and south).
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Post by bas on Jan 12, 2013 13:41:16 GMT -8
oke thank you its really cool to have some of those and some of thysania agrippina I ordered some entomolgy drawers and I want to build up a very nice collection Im a starting collector I have about two dozen framed lepidoptera's it started as home decor but im getting really passionate about this now
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